William O. Barnard

William Oscar Barnard (* October 25, 1852 in Liberty, Union County, Indiana, † April 8, 1939 in New Castle, Indiana ) was an American politician. Between 1909 and 1911 he represented the State of Indiana in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Career

In 1854, William Barnard came with his parents to Dublin in Wayne County. 1856 the family moved to the Fayette County and 1866 in the Henry County, where he attended the public schools. He also completed the Spiceland Academy. Then Barnard worked for five years as a teacher. After a subsequent study of law and its made in 1876 admitted to the bar, he began practicing as a lawyer. Between 1887 and 1893 he was a prosecutor in the 18th and 53rd judicial district of his home state. From 1896 to 1902 he was a judge in the 53rd district.

Politically, Barnard member of the Republican Party. In the congressional elections of 1908 he was in the sixth electoral district of Indiana in the U.S. House of Representatives in Washington DC chosen, where he became the successor of James Eli Watson on March 4, 1909. As he said Democrats Finly H. Gray defeated in 1910, he was able to complete only one term in Congress until March 3, 1911. After his retirement from the U.S. House of Representatives William Barnard worked as an attorney in New Castle. There he is on 8 April 1939, died.

Liberty (Indiana) Union County (Indiana) New Castle (Indiana) Wayne County (Indiana) Fayette County (Indiana) Henry County (Indiana) Finly Hutchinson Gray Indiana Territory Benjamin Parke Jesse B. Thomas Jonathan Jennings William Hendricks William Prince (Indiana) Jacob Call Ratliff Boon Thomas H. Blake George H. Proffit Robert Dale Owen Elisha Embree Nathaniel Albertson James Lockhart (Indiana) Smith Miller John Law (representative) Benoni S. Fuller William Heilman John J. Kleiner Francis B. Posey William F. Parrett Arthur H. Taylor James A. Hemenway John H. Foster John W. Boehne Charles Lieb George K. Denton Oscar Raymond Luhring William E. Wilson (Indiana politician) Harry E. Rowbottom John W. Boehne, Jr. William T. Schulte Ray Madden Winfield K. Denton Adam Benjamin, Jr. Katie Hall Pete Visclosky John Carr (Indiana) John Ewing (politician) John Wesley Davis Richard W. Thompson Thomas J. Henley Cyrus L. Dunham William Hayden English James A. Cravens Michael C. Kerr Simeon K. Wolfe James D. Williams Andrew Humphreys Thomas R. Cobb John L. Bretz Alexander M. Hardy Robert W. Miers John C. Chaney Oscar E. Bland Arthur H. Greenwood Charles A. Halleck Earl Landgrebe Floyd Fithian Philip Sharp (politician) David M. McIntosh Joe Donnelly Jackie Walorski John Test Oliver H. Smith Johnathan McCarty William Graham (Indiana politician) Joseph L. White Thomas Smith (Indiana congressman) John L. Robinson George G. Dunn James Hughes (representative) William M. Dunn Henry W. Harrington Ralph Hill (representative) Morton C. Hunter William S. Holman Nathan T. Carr George A. Bicknell Jonas G. Howard Jason B. Brown Robert J. Tracewell William T. Zenor William E. Cox James W. Dunbar Frank Gardner (Indiana) Eugene B. Crowe Samuel B. Pettengill Robert A. Grant Thurman C. Crook Shepard J. Crumpacker, Jr. F. Jay Nimtz John P. Hiler Timothy J. Roemer Marlin Stutzman Amos Lane George H. Dunn James H. Cravens Caleb Blood Smith George Washington Julian Samuel W. Parker James Henry Lane (Union general) James B. Foley John Hanson Farquhar Jeremiah M. Wilson Jeptha D. New Leonidas Sexton Francis M. Griffith Lincoln Dixon John S. Benham Harry C. Canfield James Indus Farley Edward H. Kruse E. Ross Adair J. Edward Roush Dan Quayle Jill Long Thompson Todd Rokita James Rariden Andrew Kennedy (politician) William J. Brown (Indiana) William W. Wick Thomas A. Hendricks David P. Holloway David Kilgore John Coburn (politician) Thomas M. Browne Courtland C. Matson George W. Cooper George W. Faris Elias S. Holliday Ralph W. Moss (U.S. Representative) Everett Sanders Noble J. Johnson Courtland C. Gillen Glenn Griswold Forest Harness John R. Walsh John V. Beamer Richard L. Roudebush Elwood Hillis Jim Jontz Susan Brooks George L. Kinnard David Wallace (Indiana politician) Willis A. Gorman Lucien Barbour James M. Gregg Ebenezer Dumont Daniel W. Voorhees Milton S. Robinson William R. Myers Henry U. Johnson Daniel Webster Comstock Richard N. Elliott William Larrabee (Indiana) Virginia E. Jenckes Cecil M. Harden Fred Wampler (Indiana) William G. Bray David W. Evans Luke Messer Edward A. Hannegan Albert Smith White Tilghman Howard Henry Smith Lane Edward W. McGaughey John G. Davis Harvey D. Scott Godlove Stein Orth Mahlon Dickerson Manson Thomas J. Cason Franklin Landers John Hanna (Indiana) Stanton J. Peelle William E. English William D. Bynum Charles L. Henry Charles A. Korbly Merrill Moores Ralph E. Updike Gerald W. Landis James Ellsworth Noland John T. Myers (congressman) Edward A. Pease Brian D. Kerns Julia Carson John Pettit Joseph E. McDonald Daniel Mace (politician) James Wilson (Indiana) Abraham J. Hostetler Robert B. F. Peirce John Edward Lamb James T. Johnston Elijah V. Brookshire George W. Cromer John A. M. Adair Albert Henry Vestal Charles M. La Follette E. A. Mitchell D. Bailey Merrill Roger H. Zion Philip H. Hayes David L. Cornwell H. Joel Deckard John Hostettler Brad Ellsworth Samuel C. Sample Charles W. Cathcart Graham N. Fitch Norman Eddy Schuyler Colfax John P. C. Shanks Michael D. White Charles T. Doxey Thomas B. Ward Joseph B. Cheadle Daniel W. Waugh Frank Hanly Charles B. Landis Martin A. Morrison Fred S. Purnell Earl Wilson (politician) Earl Hogan Lee H. Hamilton Baron Hill Mike Sodrel Todd Young William Rockhill Andrew J. Harlan Samuel Brenton Ebenezer M. Chamberlain Charles Case William Mitchell (congressman) Joseph K. Edgerton William Williams (Indiana) Henry B. Sayler William S. Haymond William H. Calkins Mark L. De Motte Thomas Jefferson Wood William D. Owen David Henry Patton Thomas Hammond (politician) Jethro A. Hatch Edgar D. Crumpacker John B. Peterson William R. Wood (Indiana) Raymond S. Springer Ralph Harvey Randall S. Harmon David W. Dennis John U. Pettit James F. McDowell George Washington Steele Frederick Landis George W. Rauch Milton Kraus Samuel E. Cook Albert R. Hall (Indiana politician) Andrew Jacobs Charles B. Brownson Joseph W. Barr Donald C. Bruce Robert Lowry (Indiana) James Bain White Charles A. O. McClellan William F. McNagny Jacob D. Leighty James M. Robinson (Indiana) Newton W. Gilbert Clarence C. Gilhams Cyrus Cline Louis W. Fairfield David Hogg John Harris Baker Benjamin F. Shively George Ford (politician) Charles G. Conn Lemuel W. Royse Abraham L. Brick Henry A. Barnhart Andrew J. Hickey

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